Czech website: Erdogan’s aggressive policy leads Turkey to more international isolation

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Prague (ST): The Czech Oru website affirmed that the aggressive policy practiced by head of the Turkish regime Recep Tayyeb Erdogan would lead Turkey to serious international isolation, noting that Erdogan’s policies had made Turkey lose most of its friends.

The website clarified that the features of this aggressive policy became clearly manifested today more than any time in the past, especially in Nagorno-Karabakh district and before that in Syria and Libya.

The website  added that Turkey, which has been trying to join the EU, has become a problem to the EU on its external borders.

The website also referred to the increasing military skirmishes  carried out by the Turkish regime in an attempt to cover its internal problems that threaten Erdogan’s political position.

K.Q. 

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